The Community Shop
5 St Lukes Terrace
Pallion
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL CHARITY SHOP SO WE CAN SUPPORT YOU
Donations Wanted!
Clothes, books, toys, brick a brac, records, shoes etc.
The Community charity shop is looking for donations for its shop on St Lukes Terrace.
This is a community led charity shop where profits go to supporting a local youth project and helps fund the Helping Hands Service, a handyman service for local over 60s and registered disabled.
We can also collect your unwanted items. Tel: 07816574158.
Friday, 10 February 2012
Helping Hands Service
Helping Hands Service.
Ford, Pallion & Millfield Development Project.
A free handyman service is running in Ford, Pallion and Millfield for the over 60s and registered disabled.
Electrical - Plumbing - Heating - Security - Gardening - House Maintenance.
Shower/hot water and heating repairs, plumbing and electrical call outs, security lighting and alarms, carpet fitting, drain cleaning, guttering repairs, vandalism and graffiti removal, garden maintenance, security locks and bolts, fencing and gate repairs, window glass replacement plus many, many more.
Call now or visit the Community Shop, 5 St Lukes Terrace.
Tel: 0191 5147688 / mobile 07411174806
Proof of residency and eligibility applies (Labour Only)
This service is funded by public donations and grants. A donation would be welcome for this service.
Ford, Pallion & Millfield Development Project.
A free handyman service is running in Ford, Pallion and Millfield for the over 60s and registered disabled.
Electrical - Plumbing - Heating - Security - Gardening - House Maintenance.
Shower/hot water and heating repairs, plumbing and electrical call outs, security lighting and alarms, carpet fitting, drain cleaning, guttering repairs, vandalism and graffiti removal, garden maintenance, security locks and bolts, fencing and gate repairs, window glass replacement plus many, many more.
Call now or visit the Community Shop, 5 St Lukes Terrace.
Tel: 0191 5147688 / mobile 07411174806
Proof of residency and eligibility applies (Labour Only)
This service is funded by public donations and grants. A donation would be welcome for this service.
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Improving Road Safety
Changes are planned for the junction of St Luke's Terrace and Neville Road.
At the junction onto St Luke's Road, there are no road markings to determine lanes and cars coming from St Luke's Terrace often cut across into the right hand lane. There are many near misses on a daily basis with cars cutting across and not filtering properly with traffic coming from Neville Road.
Cllr Paul Dixon recently held a site meeting with council highway engineers who have agreed to install new and renew existing road markings making it easy for drivers to know which lane to remain in. Where cars often cut across the lanes, the council is to install chevrons to keep vehicle in correct lane enabling them to filter correctly and so prevent accidents.
At the junction onto St Luke's Road, there are no road markings to determine lanes and cars coming from St Luke's Terrace often cut across into the right hand lane. There are many near misses on a daily basis with cars cutting across and not filtering properly with traffic coming from Neville Road.
Cllr Paul Dixon recently held a site meeting with council highway engineers who have agreed to install new and renew existing road markings making it easy for drivers to know which lane to remain in. Where cars often cut across the lanes, the council is to install chevrons to keep vehicle in correct lane enabling them to filter correctly and so prevent accidents.
Thursday, 2 February 2012
February Meeting: Your Views
The next meeting of the Barnes Pallion and Millfield Residents Association is at 7.00pm on Tuesday, 7th February in St Mary Magdalene's Church Hall, Wilson Street, Millfield. Everyone is welcome.
Susan will give her report on the Parking Management Scheme meeting with councillors, council officers and representatives of the Residents Association which is to be held on Monday. Residents' views on the Scheme will be welcome. If you have anything to say, come along on Tuesday, leave a comment below or email us at bpmra.sunderland@gmail.com. Thanks to those people who have already been in touch.
Scroll down for the minutes of the January meeting. The agenda for the meeting is as follows:
1. Welcome and Apologies
2. Matters arising from the Minutes
(i) City-Link Bus (700)
3. Crime/Anti Social Behaviour Reports
with PC Kevin Hood
4. Parking Management Scheme – Hospital Area
(i) Report of meeting with Council officers and councillors
on 6th February.
(ii) Residents' comments
5. Treasurer's Report
6. Blog Report
7. Any Other Business
8. Date of next meeting
Susan will give her report on the Parking Management Scheme meeting with councillors, council officers and representatives of the Residents Association which is to be held on Monday. Residents' views on the Scheme will be welcome. If you have anything to say, come along on Tuesday, leave a comment below or email us at bpmra.sunderland@gmail.com. Thanks to those people who have already been in touch.
Scroll down for the minutes of the January meeting. The agenda for the meeting is as follows:
1. Welcome and Apologies
2. Matters arising from the Minutes
(i) City-Link Bus (700)
3. Crime/Anti Social Behaviour Reports
with PC Kevin Hood
4. Parking Management Scheme – Hospital Area
(i) Report of meeting with Council officers and councillors
on 6th February.
(ii) Residents' comments
5. Treasurer's Report
6. Blog Report
7. Any Other Business
8. Date of next meeting
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